Harvest festivals of India News

People in India are getting ready to celebrate the harvest festivals of India like Pana Sankranti, Puthandu, Vishu and Bihu in various states, the auspicious harvest festival in style and grandeur.   

This is the season when spring arrives and the frigid winters come to an end. The Significance of Vibrant Harvest Festivals Of India In several Indian states, the start of the spring harvest festival also heralds the arrival of the New Year.

This year Baisakhi will be celebrated on April 13, Saturday People visit their place of worship – Gurudwaras, and take part in nagar kirtan among other festivities Traditionally, kada prasad(wheat halwa) is served to mark the day which symbolizes sweet beginnings

Adding cute and adorable furniture decor ideas to your home for Ganesh Chaturthi can add a spark to your celebrations. Here are some creative and delightful furniture decor ideas.

Grandparents’ Day will be celebrated on September 10, 2023 Grandparents’ Day in India is observed on the first Sunday of September each year t is also a day to show our appreciation for the love and support that our grandparents give us

Onam 2023 will be celebrated from August 20 to August 29 Onam is a mix of celebrations that spans 10 days Witness people participating in a variety of ceremonies like boat races and Onam sadhya preparations

On this day the Malayalam New Year is celebrated and here are some beautiful wishes and Vishu Kani images that you can share with family and friends.

This year Baisakhi will be celebrated on April 14, Friday People visit their place of worship – Gurudwaras, and take part in nagar kirtan among other festivities Traditionally, kada prasad(wheat halwa) is served to mark the day which symbolizes sweet beginnings

Tamil New Year, Puthandu, will be celebrated on April 14, 2023 The first month of the Tamil solar calendar, Chithirai, starts with Puthandu celebrations Lip-smacking dishes of Puthandu spread also includes vadai, sambhar, sadam (rice) and payasam